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Government borrowing rates are still four times as high now as they were a year ago. two thirds of that was probably because of global issues, interest rates have gone up around the world, the federal reserve. band the world, the federal reserve. and that was their _ the world, the federal reserve. and that was their argument, wasn't it, when there was this reaction, to say a lot of this is about global factors beyond our control. band a lot of this is about global factors beyond our control. and that is undeniable, _ factors beyond our control. and that is undeniable, but _ factors beyond our...

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A study of people who might be more likely to panic sell during periods of high financial stress revealed men are more likely to do so than women

The dow since 1931. look, bigger picture, the dow lost 5.6% for the year. the worst year for stocks since 2008. look, at the end of the day, stocks were bound to fall. you can't have a bull market run forever, but it's the way that stocks are declining that is causing real serious investor concern. specifically, this month has been punctuated by panic selling, and extreme volatility. investors are worried about what's ahead. they're trying to measure the prolonged impact of a trade war, a global economic slow down and dysfunction in washington, d.c. for the average person, we're seeing a decli...

Way that stocks are taking a hit that cause a lot of concern. december specifically was marked by panic selling and a lot of volatility. one of the indices, s&p 500 was up or down about 1% nine times in december alone versus eight times for the entire year in 2017. this is the kind of thing that causes a lot of concern among investors and traders every day here. and they're trying to figure it out. they're worried about the economic slowdown, the trade war and more importantly, dysfunction in washington and how it might have real impact on fiscal policy in 2019. >> it seems like as we enter th...